Teresa Janevic

Social epidemiologist, maternal and child health advocate, professor, yogi, salsera, mama

[The Lancet @TheLancet]

Over 800 million adults are now living with diabetes worldwide with more than half not receiving treatment, global analysis suggests.

On #WorldDiabetesDay, explore the data: https://t.co/Npr9Etvuwc

[Teresa Janevic @tjanevic]

New study out from the APPLE cohort led by demonstrating links between prediabetes in adolescence and later birth outcomes. @viberesearchlab
https://t.co/uATHOkKUhn

[HealthBegins @HealthBegins]

Excluding immigrants from #Medicaid postpartum is harmful to them and will drive inequities. #SDOH #healthequity

Twelve-Month Medicaid Postpartum Extensions Ring Hollow For Immigrant Communities @Health_Affairs https://t.co/0GGbSqPXXQ CC: @tjanevic @ellerieweber @IcahnMountSinai

[UNICEF @UNICEF]

Learn how to help keep the children in your life and your family safe during a heatwave. https://t.co/hj6HR1MzUc

[ColumbiaPublicHealth @ColumbiaMSPH]

New @CUEpidemiology study shows that adults with #diabetes can counteract the increased mortality risk associated with prolonged sitting by meeting recommended physical activity guidelines. @S_AlbrechtPerez #StayActive
https://t.co/NqcEI31SKP

[Teresa Janevic @tjanevic]

A lot to consider in this insightful piece by @drkelleewhite! Using Executive Orders To Affirmatively Advance Racial Equity | Health Affairs https://t.co/0C4tIu4acd

[Teresa Janevic @tjanevic]

Enjoying some downtime at AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting w/ Columbia colleagues and alum and fellow women’s health researchers! Lots of exciting new research ideas buzzing around this table.@viberesearchlab @FrancesMarieH_ @jamie_daw @natalie_boychuk

[Teresa Janevic @tjanevic]

This work on the measurement of racism in obstetric care was a labor of love (pun intended) brought to reality by a large brilliant team and the gracious women who shared their experiences with us. @CUEpidemiology

[Teresa Janevic @tjanevic]

A momentous wrap-up to my time at #SER with a call to question by @DrChandraFord on how epidemiology can be a cornerstone of anti-racist research. Conferences can be an important moment of self-reflection and critical thinking and this Keynote provided that opportunity!

[Teresa Janevic @tjanevic]

Couldnt agree more… An excellent keynote on anti-racist epidemiology at SER by Bill Miller reminds me why I am motivated to do mixed methods research!

[Sunni Mumford @sunnimum]

So important to remember the stories of the individuals behind the data. Thanks for sharing your story Bill Miller! #SER2024

[Teresa Janevic @tjanevic]

Such a pleasure to hear Dr. Elena Fuentes-Afflick speak at #SPER. As a MPH student, I worked for her office mate, but it was her research in Latina perinatal outcomes that inspired my career! And she just cited my mentors @LuisaBorrell and Sandra Echeverria! @viberesearchlab

[Teresa Janevic @tjanevic]

‘We are all brothers and sisters…’ the poem in El Paso Airport greeted me, followed by inspiring meetings with UT School of Public Health and La Luna Tierra Casa de Partos making connections for POEM for Equity Study @viberesearchlab @ellerieweber @ashfoxly

[Maternal Mental Health Leadership Alliance (MMHLA) @MMHLA2]

On International Father's Mental Health Day, let's bring awareness to new fathers facing postpartum depression.

Join our webinar on June 27th to explore paternal mental health and ways to support fathers.

🔗Register for our Webinar today: https://t.co/llpxHxn1ha

[Emily Eckert @emilyanneck]

“In a post-Roe world, the challenges for repro health are many — and the risk of moving backward on this already shaky ground is very real.” Read more in my new op-ed: https://t.co/W0vxTTD3mP

[Blair J. Wylie @blairwylie]

Thanks AAMC for highlighting the intersection of climate change and pregnancy - and grateful for opportunity to contribute to the story. @NewEnglandPEHSU @ColumbiaWomens

[Teresa Janevic @tjanevic]

Wepa! I feel so grateful to work with such a brilliant, creative and passionate team! 🥰